Norwegian_pics_nature

20/09/2026

19/09/2026

There isn’t much water here now, but back when this was in operation, several dams would release water to float the timber downstream.

The Log Driver’s Trail in Kjose follows the Omsland River and illustrates how timber floating was conducted before logging trucks took over. Timber floating operations took place on the Omsland River from at least 1852 and continued until 1963. Stone walls, dams, and other structures were built along the river to facilitate the transport of timber downstream.

Today, the trail follows many of the remnants of this past work. It serves as both a hiking path and a small open-air museum dedicated to local forestry and log-driving history. Timber floating was part of a much larger industry in the Larvik area, where forestry, the timber trade, and sawmills played a crucial role in the town’s development.

15/09/2026

It’s that time of year again when the night sky looks like this. Well, admittedly with a long camera exposure, but still! 😀

13/09/2026

The boathouse ☺️

10/09/2026

You’ll often find old sheds—or boathouses, as they might be called—along many lakes in Norway. They were used to store equipment and boats during the winter. ☺️

07/09/2026

I was back at this place last week ☺️
I wish you a peaceful week ☺️

06/09/2026

😊😊🙋‍♂️

04/09/2026

Sunset at the lake 😊
Happy weekend my friends 🙋‍♂️😊

02/09/2026

Sunset and good night 😊 here are some pictures from beautiful in oslofjord 😊
First two is with long exposure and with 60 sek exposure 😊

31/08/2026

On my way home from work Sunday I found this place and had to stop at enjoy the view 😊 and of course pictures 😅😊
Enjoy the week my friends 🙋‍♂️